Alabama Tickets

Stir cove over sold the event. Weren’t allowed to bring in chairs even though the website said we could. No room to sit or stand we left early. I love Alabama but won’t go to stir cove again.

Shortest concert I've ever been too at only ~1-1/2 hrs and ~17 songs. I expected either a full 40 songs or an opening act. Wasn't hardly worth the 4 hour drive. But I commend the guys for continuing to tour so I could see them live and cross them off my bucket list.

The Alabama show left a lot to be desired and the band should probably stop touring. Was a huge disappointment from the show just 2 years ago.

So many wonderful songs, they certainly don’t sound like the young guys they used to be tho. Beautiful venue, beautiful night, cold drinks, and lots of fond memories from so many hits! Nostalgic that it reminded me as they sounded older, I wasn’t a young whippersnapper anymore either! Shout out of respect and love to them always!

Alabama was great. Entertaining and sounded great as expected. Venue was great, but as usual food/ drinks were ridiculously priced.

They were great. They seem to enjoy performing and that enthusiasm is passed to the audience. Loved the end when they called out Jamey Johnson to join in singing "My homes in Alabama "

Honestly, my favorite country band ever. I have other favorites but this one was my first. I've missed out on multiple opportunities to see this great band over the years (military, civilian, regular life). However, I was down in Mississippi for work and saw they were going to be in concert, I had the chance, the money and the time - I took advantage of all of it. You can tell they have been and were ful of energy and my biggest regret is not seeing them earlier (i'm sure it would've been wild). This experience was still nonetheless fantastic, I got to see them in a great venue on a great night with a great crowd. THANK YOU - ALABAMA!!!

I'm a lifelong fan of the band Alabama. I know all the songs, grew up listening to the music, visited the Fort Payne museum back in the day, etc. etc. Like all of us, Randy Owen is showing the signs of age. His voice has weakened. He just doesn't have the strength any more to project Alabama's hit songs in the way they were originally recorded. The show suffers accordingly. He attempts to rest his voice by including long stretches of audience sing-a-longs, but the overall show's energy is lacking. At the show at The Wharf, they didn't even sing "Roll On,"although this tour is the "Roll On"2 tour. If you love the band, by all means go see them and celebrate them once more. Just don't expect Randy and Teddy to be bouncing around the stage and belting the hits like they did in the 80s and 90s.

Concert was great (my 9th Alabama concert!). Sound was horrible in the beginning. Mic feedback, low volume… Sound engineers got on it quickly and fixed the problems after the 1st 2 or 3 songs of the set. Never experienced this before at the Wharf. Seems like this should have been taken care of in soundcheck. And, yes, I have a little experience in this. Worked setup as a college student in 86-87 for a BonJovi concert and several others, as well. Issues were resolved and concert went on without a hitch. Thanks for the opportunity to provide feedback!

The best band ever. Beats anything “called country” for today’s standard. Worth every cent and more. Good, clean fun.